Saucony just got a mom-shoe era. Per Footwear News, Hike Clerb founder Evelynn Escobar (under her Evelynn World label) updated the ProGrid Triumph 4 into a cream, silver, mustard and burgundy runner that FN is calling the anti–dad sneaker — and it goes global October 23, 2026 for $180 at Saucony.com.
The campaign sells the joke hard: Escobar posing in a trophy shop like every youth soccer medal finally paid rent, the shoes hanging off awards like they earned their own ribbons. The shoe itself is a chunky technical Triumph 4 with metallic overlays, speckled yellow laces and that familiar Saucony river logo — less marathon machine, more "I still win the carpool."
Our take: running brands keep trying to invent the next lifestyle dad shoe, so flipping the script into an explicit mom shoe is either very smart or very 2026. Either way, the trophy-room campaign is funnier than most performance-lifestyle briefs, and $180 for a collab Triumph 4 that doesn't look like every other grey mesh brick is an easy yes if you actually walk more than you race.
The details: Evelynn World × Saucony ProGrid Triumph 4, $180, global release October 23, 2026 at Saucony.com, per Footwear News / WWD.
At ONENESS: No exact Evelynn World Triumph 4 SKU at ONENESS. For more from the brand, browse Saucony at ONENESS.
Photos and report via Footwear News / WWD.
Source: Footwear News / WWD.
